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Never mind, bought a Ranger!

 

I've had a great experience at Riverview Toyota twice.

 

Bought a Tundra, 4Runner, and Tacoma from Big Two...but not for service. Heard good things about Riverview as well...

 

I like Right Toyota. Lowest tax

 

I bought at right and the experience was really great. No bs. In and out of finance in 20 minutes.

 

RC Auto in North Phoenix. They are a Auto broker and can get you any vehicle you want. Best Vehicle buying experience you will have. Zero Pressure and will beat any dealerships prices. Once you buy a vehicle this way you will never want to go back to a dealership again. Trevor Skoro there sold me my 2020 Tacoma

 

Isn’t the best one just the one that gives you the lowest price at the time?

 

1 purchase in Phoenix-Riverview Toyota ask for Chris Lopez

3 purchased in Tucson- Precision Toyota ask for Mike Dougal

 

Best prices I have found were always Autonation in Tempe. Got my 2017 for invoice and my 2019 Pro for under MSRP with all the dealer add ons at no charge. For service I use Big Two.

 

Got mine at Riverview, No asshole sales people, discounts where ok (not great) considering this Fked up year overall....All tacomas are in short supply....now the real test how is Service Dept down the road.

 

I bought mine last month at Bell Road Toyota....They were still doing Costco pricing discounts. If you are willing to negotiate a little you can even do better then the Costco price...or at least you could. Who knows what it is like today.

 

I've had a decent experience with Autonation in Tempe. The Taco was my first ever dealership purchase (and still has been my only one) so I can't compare it to anything else but they weren't overly pushy and worked with me to a reasonable degree. Also just about every single vehicle on the lot is left unlocked which is nice for checking out the interior, particularly for the used vehicles.

 

I had great success with Earnhardt Toyota. However, Findlay in Prescott will be aggressive as well if you get them to price match.

 

Turns out, the best Toyota dealership in Arizona is a Ford dealership in New Mexico.
After much debating, research, test driving, and haggling here is my wifey's new truck.

 

As stated above I would look at Big Two Toyota in Chandler near Gilbert and 202.

 

We have had awful experiences with automation and their shyster asshole salesmen using sketchy tactics. We walked out. Camelback Toyota and Riverview Toyota are awesome though, Camelback Internet sales is no BS, very transparent and easy to work with!!! I usually go to Riverview for everything else though.

 

Congrats on the new truck.

For whatever it is worth, the best deals you can negotiate (not find) will be at the largest dealers in the valley. It benefits them to make sales regardless of profit so they will be the most willing to let units go for close to wholesale. Don't go to just one dealer. Negotiate the best deal you can and take it elsewhere to see if they'll beat it. Once you have 3-4 different dealers refusing to go any lower, you got yourself the best price on the vehicle you'll get. Particularly living here in Arizona. We have one of, if not the cheapest car market in the US.

If you got the time, you can make things work that many will tell you is impossible. No one on this site believed what I paid for my TRD OR new.

 

Right Toyota, good prices, negotiable, and no BS. Ask for Daniel King, good and honest young man.